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Excadrill
Oracle Text
Attack Digging Claw (20): Discard the top card of your opponent's deck.
Attack Drill Smash (60+): If you have any {M} Pokémon on your Bench, this attack does 80 more damage.
Card Details
Character Background
Excadrill from Emerging Powers is a straightforward Fighting-type Stage 1 that fits best into an aggressive tempo plan, pressing the opponent before they can stabilize. Metal Claw’s 30 damage is modest, but Drill Run for 80 plus forced Energy discard gives the card real disruptive pressure, especially against slower decks that rely on a single powered attacker. The extra Energy denial can swing exchanges by buying a turn or stripping the opponent’s attack setup, which is often more valuable than raw numbers alone. In deckbuilding, Excadrill pairs well with acceleration and repeatable switching support, letting you keep attacking while your opponent is forced to rebuild; cards that accelerate Fighting Energy or recover Energy from the discard help maintain momentum. It especially shines when backed by a bench of other Fighting attackers, since it can function as a midgame pivot that soft-locks resources while dealing solid damage.
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Character Background
Excadrill from Emerging Powers is a straightforward Fighting-type Stage 1 that fits best into an aggressive tempo plan, pressing the opponent before they can stabilize. Metal Claw’s 30 damage is modest, but Drill Run for 80 plus forced Energy discard gives the card real disruptive pressure, especially against slower decks that rely on a single powered attacker. The extra Energy denial can swing exchanges by buying a turn or stripping the opponent’s attack setup, which is often more valuable than raw numbers alone. In deckbuilding, Excadrill pairs well with acceleration and repeatable switching support, letting you keep attacking while your opponent is forced to rebuild; cards that accelerate Fighting Energy or recover Energy from the discard help maintain momentum. It especially shines when backed by a bench of other Fighting attackers, since it can function as a midgame pivot that soft-locks resources while dealing solid damage.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-12 07:10:45 UTC